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 from the vector graphics program Inkscape to create scalable patterns. </p>
 <h2 id="using-gimp-to-create-patterns-and-save-as-png-file">Using GIMP to create patterns and save as PNG file</h2>
 <ol>
-<li>Download GIMP 2.10.10 (or newer) from <a href="https://www.gimp.org/downloads/">the GIMP homepage</a> 
+<li>Download the latest version of GIMP from <a href="https://www.gimp.org/downloads/">the GIMP homepage</a> 
    and install it.</li>
 <li>Run GIMP.</li>
 <li>In GIMP, left-click File -&gt; New.</li>
-<li>Select the desired hight and width in pixels (= number of rows and stitches 
-   per row, respectively), then left-click "OK". See <a href="./#how-to-determine-your-gauge-and-compensate-for-elongation">below</a> 
-   to learn how to compensate for elongation of the resulting fabric.</li>
-<li>In GIMP, left-click Image -&gt; Modus -&gt; Indexed. In the dialog that pops up, 
-   select "black/white (1bit)" for textiles with two colors. </li>
-<li>Select the pencil tool (hotkey: N). </li>
+<li>Enter the desired width and height in pixels (= number of stitches per row and number of rows, respectively),
+   then left-click "OK".</li>
+<li>Left-click Image -&gt; Mode -&gt; Indexed. In the dialog that pops up, 
+   select "Use black and white (1-bit) palette" for textiles with two colors. </li>
+<li>Left-click Tools -&gt; Paint Tools -&gt; Pencil (hotkey: N). </li>
 <li>Set the pencil tool settings to Size = 1.00 (1x1 pixel), Hardness = 100, 
    keep other tool options at default settings (Dynamics Off). Keep default 
    foreground color (black) and background color (white).</li>
-<li>Optionally show grid: Left-click View -&gt; Show Grid. Then, left-click 
-   Image -&gt; Configure Grid. Set Spacing:Horizontal = 1.00 pixels and 
-   Spacing:Vertical = 1.00 pixels. Left-click "OK".    </li>
-<li>Draw the pattern (Zoom in using View -&gt; Zoom to see individual pixels):<br />
-   so that background color is represented by white pixels and contrast color 
-   (foreground) is represented by black pixels. </li>
-<li>In GIMP, left-click File -&gt; "Export as". In the "Export Image" dialog that 
-   pops up, type in a file name and select the target directory, then 
-   left-click "Select File Type (By Extension)" -&gt; "PNG (.PNG)", 
+<li>Show grid: Left-click View -&gt; Show Grid.</li>
+<li>Configure Grid: Left-click Image -&gt; Configure Grid. Set Spacing:Horizontal = 1.00 pixels and 
+   Spacing:Vertical = 1.00 pixels. Left-click "OK".</li>
+<li>Zoom in to see individual pixels. Left-click View -&gt; Zoom -&gt; select the percentage you want.    </li>
+<li>Draw the pattern:<br />
+   In most cases, your background color is represented by white pixels and contrast color 
+   (foreground) is represented by black pixels. You may need to set the pencil to black.
+   Left-click Tools -&gt; Default colors.</li>
+<li>In case you make an error: Mouse over a white square on your image and press CTRL.
+   Your pencil will now color any square white. Fix your error. To return to black as
+   your foreground color, left-click Tools -&gt; Default colors.</li>
+<li>Once you've finished your pattern, save the file in xcf format just in case
+   you need to make modifications later. Left-click File -&gt; Save. Type in a file name, then
+   select the target directory. Select Save.</li>
+<li>Now save for AYAB. Left-click File -&gt; "Export as". In the "Export Image" dialog that 
+   pops up, type in a file name and select the target directory.
+   Next, left-click "Select File Type (By Extension)" -&gt; "PNG (.PNG)", 
    then left-click "Export". In the "Export as PNG" dialog that pops up, you can 
-   keep Compression level = 9 and optionally deselect all other options, then 
-   left-click "Export" at the bottom of that dialog.</li>
+   keep Compression level = 9 and optionally deselect all other options.
+   Then left-click "Export" at the bottom of that dialog.</li>
 <li>You can close GIMP now.</li>
 </ol>
 <h2 id="how-to-determine-your-gauge-and-compensate-for-elongation">How to determine your gauge and compensate for elongation</h2>